Motivator: When the certificate did not signed\, then sais: I will be an IAS\, after 13 years

Motivator: When the certificate did not signed, then sais: I will be an IAS, after 13 years

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To achieve any milestone in life, it is very important to have passion and passion. A small incident can bring big changes in your life. But this change can come only when you are ready for it yourself. There are many people who want to do a lot in life but are unable to do so due to a lack of passion. Today's success story of a young man who was made an IAS by a small incident in life. This story will inspire you too.


This is the success story of Dr. Pankaj Yadav, who hails from Haryana. Pankaj hails from village Tint in Rewari district of Haryana. All India has secured 56th rank in UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) examination. Pankaj got this success in his third attempt. The special thing is that Pankaj has passed the UPSC examination in 2018. He was then ranked 589th nationwide. Pankaj is currently posted in Imphal as an ASP after becoming IPS.

The story of Pankaj becoming an IAS is very interesting. In the year 2007, after 12th, Pankaj was to get a BCB certificate. The certificate had to be signed by the Village Secretary, Patwari, and SDM. He had to travel several days for signatures. Just this incident changed the life of Pankaj and then Pankaj decided to become an IAS in mind. Exactly 13 years later, Pankaj's pledge was fulfilled.

Dr. Pankaj Yadav has also done MBBS in 2016 from PGI Rohtak. After this, preparing for the Union Public Service. In his third attempt, he succeeded in becoming an IAS. Now he wants to change the signature arrangement. So that no one else has to go round like this. Pankaj Yadav considers true relationships to be very important in life.

He said that people have to come out of the world of social media. Only then can success be achieved. If you are preparing for the examinations of the Union Public Service, then this thing of Pankaj should be read carefully. Pankaj said that he must study at least six to eight hours per day. Never mind how many attempts you have made. Pankaj believes that preparation should be done by being motivated by himself. Do not do this by looking at someone. This was the story of Pankaj Yadav. See you tomorrow with a new success story on Amar Ujala.com.